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sarcophilus

 

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Noun sarcophilus has 1 sense
  1. Sarcophilus, genus Sarcophilus - Tasmanian devil
    --1 is a kind of mammal genus
    --1 is a member of Dasyuridae, family Dasyuridae, family Dasyurinae
    --1 has members: Tasmanian devil, ursine dasyure, Sarcophilus hariisi

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Sarcophilus

Definition:

Sarcophilus refers to a carnivorous mammal native to Tasmania, Australia. It is commonly known as the Tasmanian devil and belongs to the family Dasyuridae. This nocturnal animal is characterized by its black fur, stocky build, and strong jaws. Sarcophilus is known for its aggressive behavior, powerful bite, and piercing screeches.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. Referring to the species "Sarcophilus harrisii" - The Tasmanian devil.
  2. Referring to members of the genus "Sarcophilus" - Carnivorous marsupials related to the Tasmanian devil.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Sarcophilus, commonly known as the Tasmanian devil, is a fascinating marsupial that has become an iconic symbol of Tasmania.

Local Usage:

Sarcophilus are notoriously aggressive animals and are known for their eerie screeches during night encounters in the Tasmanian wilderness.

Sample Sentences:

  • The cute and ferocious Sarcophilus is endemic to Tasmania.
  • We were lucky to spot a Sarcophilus while exploring the national park.
  • The Sarcophilus population has been affected by a contagious facial tumor disease.

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